Systems Mechanics have been involved in the development of OSS/J adapters since 2006 with the implementation of the integration of Zen™ with TeMIP through the Fault Management OSS/J interface, using the CrossTalk™ Foundation. The high throughput (2.6 million alarms a month) and resilience of this tight (using the JVT profile) integration has lead to further involvement in the domain with the integration of a trouble ticket system through OSS/J.

Systems Mechanics are currently completing development of MME (Mediation and Mapping Engine) which is a generic and extensible product that can be deployed to serve a wide range of functions commonly required in providing real-time fault/performance management capabilities within UNIX based distributed computing environments. MME in simple terms may be regarded as a sophisticated message bus with embedded high speed message mapping, translation and annotation capabilities provided by configurable and dynamically loadable mapping rules and XML structured data files.

MME supports a number of adapters including OSS/J FM and OSS/J TT client/server interfaces to provide a fully integrated SOA architecture.